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This is why I'm looking for a place in the area... :D Not only for the beautiful scenery and wonderful people, but for the blazingly fast internets.

• ProllyInfamous 3y ago
  Here is a link to EPB's entire service territory (crosses into Georgia, briefly, and a bit into nearby Tennessee counties): https://epb.com/outage-and-storm-center/energy-outages/ https://epb.com/outage-and-storm-center/energy-outages/ If you get your power via Chattanooga's Electric Power Board (even out in the sticks!) you can get 1gps+ synchronous fiber. I am currently looking for land (to build upon) and without EPBfiber, I will not even consider purchasing. Welcome, new neighbor(s).
  • tbyehl 3y ago
    Much of the neighboring areas of north Georgia and western North Carolina also have widely available fiber from the local electric and telephone co-ops. Obama's broadband stimulus paid for much of a fiber backbone that connects them running from north of Atlanta through the Tennessee Valley to Asheville and beyond. My place in WNC is, sadly, just outside Blue Ridge EMC's footprint. Pay $100/m for 100/4 cable. The billboard on US-129 proclaiming "Big City Speeds & Performance, Small-Town Personal Service" irks me every time I pass by because the service is every bit as shitty as that slogan made me expect.